Programme

09:15

Welcome

09:30-11:00

3 talks

Serdar

Conducting semi-structured dance research in motion capture labs

Karoblis

An invisible partner: motion capture of couple dancing

Marín Bucio & Polak

Exploring motion capture systems in dance research: a case study of djembe dance from West Africa

11:00-11:30

Coffee/Tea

11:30-12:30

2 talks

Smith

Ngalih selah (finding the groove): comparing empirical measurements with ethnographic reports of Ugal players in Balinese gamelan

Bayd

Influence of rhythm features on beat/movement synchronization score using a low-cost vision system

12:30-12:35

RITMO people flock to Forsamlingssalen, because the following talk also serves as RITMO’s weekly Food&Paper talk.

12:35-14:05

1 talk

Bernacki

Sensory dimensions of musical temporality in the performance and analysis of Bulgarian non-metric Bavni Pesni

13:05-14:30

Lunch (provided)

14:30-16:00

3 talks

Paschalidou, Holzapfel, Polak

Motion capture in the field: three reports of hardships in data collection and processing

Booban

Mojannab interval-class and the question of precision in creating and recognising modes in Persian Dastgah music: a pilot study on perception of Mojannab in Afshari

Almeida

“Please calculate what I hear, don’t force me to listen according to your calculations”: Sound, individuals and sonification in ethnographic research

16:00-16:30

Coffee/Tea

16:30-18:00

Keynote

Danielsen

18:00

Drinks

09:00-11:00

Workshop

Jensenius

Introduction to the VideoAnalysis toolbox

11:00-11:30

Coffee/Tea

11:30-13:00

3 talks

Venturi

From “what to do?” to “what happens?”: voice education between somatics and metaphor

Farre Rozada

Assessing the effectiveness of conceptual simplification through participant observation when memorising post-tonal piano music

Bucaretchi

Sound features of Manouche guitar practice

13:00-14:30

Lunch (provided)

14:30-16:00

3 talks

Maia, Namballa, Fuentes, Guedes, Rocamora

A data-driven exploration of bell patterns in Candomblé and related West African music cultures

Ekgren & Ekgren

Predictable patterns, irregular rhythms: flexibility in kveding, a living oral tradition with viking roots

Abramovay

Beyond the beat: exploring the complexity of free rhythm practices and its analytical challenges

16:00-16:30

Coffee/Tea

16:30-17:00

Open session

TBA

Informal presentations and discussions on planned projects

17:00-18:00

2 talks

Nikzat & Repetto

Contributions to understanding of Iranian dastgahi music: corpus development, shahed analysis, melody visualization

Erruz

Choreomusical notions in current spatial music

19:00

Social dinner

09:00-11:00

Workshop

Lartillot

Introduction to the MiningSuite toolbox

11:00-11:30

Coffee/Tea

11:30-13:00

3 talks

Kearney

Embodied aesthetics of performance: applying the predictive coding of music (PCM) model in an ethnochoreomusico-logical study of participatory Irish set dancing

Nilsson & Folestad

Participatory polska: a 360-degree study on danceability dance-musicking in contemporary polska social partner dancing

Feixoo

Dancing the community: an analytical proposal of improvisation practices in traditional music and dance in Galicia (NW Iberian peninsula)

13:00-14:30

Lunch (provided)

14:30-16:00

3 talks

Repolusk

An ai-powered assistant for facilitated manual digitization of ancient Chinese suzipu notation

Velichkina, Proutskova

Shimmering modes: uncovering variability in transcriptions of Russian traditional songs

Bonini-Baraldi

Analyses of microtiming in maracatu "de baque solto" (Brazil)

16:00-16:30

Coffee/Tea

16:30-17:30

2 talks

Mazurenko

The scientific tradition of rhythmic patterns modeling in Ukrainian ethnomusicology in the perspective of computational and big data analysis

Colverson

Toward a neuro-ethnomusicology of aging: rhythm, cognition, and brain health

17:30-18:30

Business meeting